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CSPAN: New Doc on Library of Congress (July 18)

C-SPAN will debut a 90-minute documentary on the Library of Congress July 18 at 8 p.m. and again at 11 p.m.  (NOTE: CSPAN says if the House…

Started by Frank W. Baker

0 Jul 12, 2011

PBS: World War II Propaganda Leaflets

From the most recent episode of HISTORY DETECTIVES: Going through her brother’s belongings in El Paso, TX, a History Detectives fan came ac…

Started by Frank W. Baker

0 Jun 28, 2011

BOOKS: The Top Historically Misleading Films (2 volumes)

There are two books in this series:Volume 1: The Patriot, The Far Horizons and Robin HoodVolume 2:  Braveheart and Pearl Harbor

Started by Frank W. Baker

2 Jun 22, 2011
Reply by Frank W. Baker

QUESTION: What is an interesting way to show a documentary in class and make sure students are still engaged?

Every once in a while, I like to be able to show a documentary from PBS or the History channel to my students because it can visually show…

Started by Kimberly Hawks

19 Jun 8, 2011
Reply by melinda Wilson

RADIO:Tweeting The Civil War, 150 Years Later

Cool radio story/ Twitter feed from "Here & Now" on NPR...what a great Twitter feed for students to follow! Listen to the full story…

Started by Ryan Goble

0 May 31, 2011

TV: May 30-June 1 Civil War Programming on History Channel

From The History Channel Special Presentation: GettysburgComing Monday, May 30th at 9/8c HISTORY will feature a week-long Civil War progra…

Started by Frank W. Baker

0 May 28, 2011

Lewis and Clark Graphic Novel

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark were two Virginians selected by President Thomas Jefferson to explore, study, and chart territory across…

Started by Stergios Botzakis

0 May 20, 2011

VIDEO: US History Curriculum Specialist David Barton on the Daily Show

So this guy does not have formal historical training but he seems to be quite the go to guy for curriculum. I don't know much about him - c…

Started by Ryan Goble

0 May 16, 2011

LESSON PLAN: From 19th-Century Factories to 21st-Century Sweatshops

Another great lesson plan from the New York Times Learning Network. Makes some nice connections to the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire les…

Started by Ryan Goble

0 May 15, 2011

BOOKS: Captured History

Capstone Press has released four new titles in its new "Captured History" series for upper elementary and middle school students. Each titl…

Started by Frank W. Baker

2 May 15, 2011
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